Natále is a singer, songwriter, and performer whose music blends the raw spirit of 60s and 70s rock & roll, soul, and folk with the influence of her
Middle Eastern-American roots.
photo by Siempre Amoroso
A commanding live performer with an unmistakable voice, she has shared stages with The Jacksons, UB40, and the Gipsy Kings, while her songwriting has landed in multiple Netflix hit series, including La Primera Vez and Medusa, as well as film and television internationally.
Her path to the stage has been anything but conventional. After releasing her first music independently, Natále spent lockdown writing songs in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, later bought a forty-foot school bus and drove across the country taking her music directly to radio stations, and eventually landed in Mexico City, where she immersed herself in the city's vibrant independent music scene. What began as a new chapter became a three-year musical home and connected her with artists and collaborators across Latin America.
Since then, Natále has shared the stage with The Jacksons, UB40, the Gipsy Kings, Village People, Ibrahim Ferrer Jr. of Buena Vista, and other internationally recognized acts. Today, she performs live with a powerhouse band of musicians whose credits include Jennifer Lopez, Stevie Wonder, Hanson, Kelly Rowland, Santana, Lalah Hathaway, Lionel Richie, and Lauryn Hill. Together, they bring the energy of a headline performance to every stage, from intimate rooms to festival crowds.
Now based in Los Angeles, Natále is working on her forthcoming album, Alive Again, a record rooted in the spirit of the great American albums of the 60s and 70s. The album brings together an extraordinary group of musicians, including Guy Fletcher of Dire Straits, Bob Glaub, Val McCallum, Doug Pettibone, Butch Norton, and producers Jim Scott and Austen Jux-Chandler.
Her work extends beyond her own recordings. Her songwriting has been featured in multiple Netflix hit series, including La Primera Vez and Medusa, as well as international film and television. Her music also appears in the Mexican feature film Párvulos, expanding her work into the world of narrative film and visual storytelling.
Natále is also the founder of En La Sala, an intimate live music series that began in her Mexico City living room and has grown to more than 50 editions, bringing together over 100 musicians from around the world, including Bonobo and Alex Feder of Linkin Park. What began as a small gathering has evolved into an international community built around live music, connection, and discovery.
Through music and art, Natále seeks to create moments of connection, freedom, and transformation, inviting people to feel fully alive.